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The Sunday herald., 1887-01-23

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The Sunday herald., 1887-01-23

THHE KIRMES.
L THE DANCE OF THE NATIONS.
NEW NATIONAL THEATRE.
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY.
January -, 25 90, 1887. 80 p. NJ to IL O'Clock.
For the benefit of the
NATIONAL HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL.
Under the direction OF the eminent creative artist,
PROFESSOR CARL MARWIG.
THE HOLLANDAISE, Glance of the Neherlands,)
NEAPOLlrAN, (or Fisher Dance 1arantelle.
FLOWER, SPANISH,
MISUET,
INDIAN,
SWEDISH, and GYPSY,
Represent the Dances OF the Nations.
Brilliant National costumes, artistic tabeaux,
graceful movements and ppstures make realistic
and enchanting pictures OF National life.
Doors open at o'clock Kirmes at 80 Prone.
made concert aud dancing, guests participating.
until l2 O'Clock. Reserved Rells tor 81, 50, 81 80;
Private boxes, sT5 and $50; Admission 81 80. Box
Sheet VIII he open for the sale OF tickets Monday
morning, January No. at Metzrotts Music store, 0O3
Pennsylvania avenue. ja9-3tO
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-23

. WHES particularly 6ne dress sui, ia seen, and
the man who observes 1t asks where II came from
the answer often Is, "Ths suit was made nv Mr
II. ID. Barr, OF iii Pennsylvania avenue" Barr is
turning out the best lifting ald best finished suits
out OF the best materials ever imported.
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-23

kernan's Washington Theatre VIII afford rs
patrons another opportunity TO see Marnellls Cos.
mopotan Congress next week, beginning January
"a. The re-engagement OF this sterling Organization
is welcome news. Il ID undoubtedly the strongest
and most brilliant company travelling. Many new
features have been added since us former glst but
al tue Old fayorites return. No advance Ia prlces
Matlnees Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
specially fOI ladies'.
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-23

Lack of space forbids the extended mention OF the
L'Allemand-Musn concert which its merits deserve
II can only be said that the principal performers dis.
tinguished themselves bv thoroughly artistic work,
aud were hearty encored. The programme was
good one. and much credit is due Mrs Bischof upon
wnom the ardnous labor of managing the concert
dcvolved. II was successful in every respect.
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-23

GESTlENES are always assured of the purity of
the li1uids dispensed at Lc Muur's Eighth street.
lust above Pennsylvania avenue Long experience
mas proved TO the proprietor vi this establishment
N this way. '
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-23

The announcement that Augustln Days great
meodraina, "Under the Gaslight,n would be given
at ulrrlss BlIou Theatre next week mas awakened
general Interest. The sceuery "a that used Ia the
production Of the piece In New YORK theatres, and
said 10 be very 1ne. The strongest scenes are the
IOmbs Police Court, the railroad scene, aud the
dock scene. "under the Gasghtn IL one of inc old
melOdranas with which most theatre -gOers arc IA
millar. The poignant suffering of Ldurd CDUIf.
idnd, tue deep-dyed yalnY of Bpke. the dry hu.
mor OF BefHtudds, and the faihfulness of SnOrkey
nave not lost tue power to sway. "UadeT the Gas
igl X therefore to-day US realistic aa u ever was
which VIII no doubt he esempl1ed by large audi,
ences at lIarrs's BljOu ueXt week
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-23

GREAT SPECTACULAR PLAY,
UNDER THE EGASLIGHT.
Under the Management of p. r. Turner.
STRONG AND COMPLETE COMPANY.
GREAT SCENIC AND MECHANICAL EFFECTS.
THE Thrilling RAILROAD SCENE.
NEW MUSIC! NEW SONGS,
NEW DANCESl
Next Week-"THE PLANTERS WIFE,
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-23

The East Washington philharmonic Society held
sociable Tuesday evening, January IS a, McCau-
leys Han. IN interesting vocal and instrumental
ptuglamme was rendered, after which general
meetlng WAS hpll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-25
ARRLTAL OF HERR rOSSlRT

When tho Aller alongside the pier at lISb0kcn
Yesterday she was greeted with an oubGIst OF music
from tno band the Thaa Theatre which In company
with Manager Amocrg had come to give hoserabe re-
ceptsn TO tho German actsr. Ernst Possart Nhca he
descended the gangpank accompanied by hi, VIE ana
s daughter who IS about twelve years DID, It could os
seen that he IS about the medium height and Of spare
nut rather muscular build His complexion 10 iar his
ace IS clean shaVen and his abundant mar 10 "sfa
brushed back from tho fOIesead without any pdIlas
The feature. arc strongly marked the nose asquiiins
and the genera character OF tn face Is tens and Intel
gsnt Herr Pos.art had had rather rousA passaEs,
after the fret ;hree DAYS was well ohonea 10 ENJOY
tns novelty of his surroundings lie want as soor as
p.ssbs after landing 10 the Beredcre Hotel ana s,n"
OF Nr Amherg. .mpoJes losEed after tho actors BIZ
teen truLks hss with csstnInes -, $500, :. l.,
Herr Possart IL forty-sN years old, and, IT is
said. the NEST highly decorated actor Ia EnIope
Ne boasts thirty orders. and several 81 Ms
which were bestowed white lie was director o. tao court
Theatre Munich His rspsrtOry Is very large nclung
Lear SIaufrsl" Merchant Of Vesice.' " Hamlet
Richard ILL.," "Hsnry "" "Napospn.' by helBci;
"Gro.senwahn" wise Women" Inc KonDor.
Kings Orders" and Il new play, Bankruptcy u, ths
Swedish author Bjorncn HIS first appearance IN amer
lea Will be made Tuesday Ia "ButhOchkslt, Whca
/, The story o. the Massacre 81 St. bartholomew NO du
ration has be IN nred for Herr Possarts stay al INC
ITALIA, but 1t will probably be fer Mt least Two mohhs
ON the Aller Vol also Emile Won Alolsnoig VINO wiz
play the leading female parts, and Herr "crihsr hJu'o
nile
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RROOELYN CHURCH TNPROVENEyTS

Church. Brooklyn, has been offered to the Rev. Dr.
A. Bradley, OF indianapolis. II IS expected that he
will take charge Of the parish early In February The
ves,ry have not yet decided whether to repair tho
church which recently ravaged by fire, or to re-
buid from the bottom. II Is considered probable that
a new chutch Will be built-One that viii cost from
$4,000 TO -, 900. Meanwhile, tho rectory IS to be
torn down at once, and d sunday school building
erected In is place before May at cost oi saoVYo
This now Lnildng VIII BE- McinOia cOi.Ilou..u Wy
a Inbcr Of the cOhgi CATION VII, q" 800
I'm height and will be used for Bible ana IMAM C">o'
the Iln,cnt SUNDAY school building on inc oPPosito
sdo OF ihe church Icing reserved for the man ochoo
The pursL SO of a new TectOry and he erection ol
parish hall 70, which a large fund has arceaS oeoh
raised, VIII complete the Improvements
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NOTES AND INCIDENTS or TIE STAGE

Tho advertisements OF Tho ITenret'a' remind the
reader wonderfully successful PLAY - on The way
~ its 1O0th night
Ro.,e, stud mt Will be- given at the Thaila Mon
day ght.
There will be only few weeks more Of Madeion' al
,e Ca,no a. the present company VIII 20 on the
road and tho inexhausube Erminle' viii return
John Doney will Tonight give another popular concert
At ste!nway Hall. Among tho performers ahh"u"''u arc
OHIO T0rbe,t, violin-t tho Tiphldi HOh'rs' m"l'o"'
ouartee, Luigi Deu 'OIo. j. J.. Suie Douglas A. l"n''
Victor HAMS, Ellen Valleys Loio Fuller Florence Benia'
ter and Howard Co'cney.
At Dockstader's there VIII be at ey@ry performance
distribution Of toys and candle, 20 the children ~ The audi
ence Their enjoyment has 0lso been specially provided
for in a new setting OF Mo,lcr Goose" Among the
o,he, new features ar, Buffalo Bins Bg Inlun" and
our Henrietta" Tho bassO, DoInan, will make his
nrss appearance
Two performances OF Conrad the Coaisar' Will be
given at tho Dljou opera House tomorrow and az both
each child and lady attending VIII be presented with
pretty bound vouoe OF fairy tales entitled DieAmland"
ITS Mr. Abbey, present Intention produce In the
Fashion a. Waack's on Wclnes day evening.
The VITO continues 70 good audiences to the
Lyceum, and new snap. Is certainly attractive
than before.
No production date has caused more discussion
among thoughtful th-atregocs than A Paincrs charm
Ing presentation Of Elaine"
Tho Railroad Love" continues the attraction a.
DAYS. and there Is no Of change OF JI
ng considered
Tho IIanlons have not been here for some tine,
and their b Oh; cnteita,nnenL which may be seen tia
week 4. street Theatre. will cOuDts az
tract their old and many now friends
Nat Goodwin In Turned -" 10 the attraction this
week tho Grand Opera House
IL II many years Booth and Barrett have acted
together In city, and their appearance tO-mOOw night
in Julius Cesar" Academy IS the most important
feature VI tho The management promise that the
Ir ct IN Will least equal the famous at Booth
Tho Christmas matinee Will be WaI!acks
" Forget me not" Madison Square Theatre, Elaine"
Days, Tho Railroad Of Love" lyccum, Tho Wifo'
iiarrlgans, Pcte' Fiith Avenue Theatre, "Jcky and
Ilydo Fourteenth Street Theatre, tho HdDons; Thals,
Teclschullo" Star Tho FlOrcncos Standard, Paul
KnuVar" N.bO's, Run OF Luck Grand Opela House,
Nat Good win Docksadcrs, Minstrelsy Casino, Made
lon BjOu, The COsar" America Institute, RObbinss
Circus Union Square Theatre, Tho Henrietta Eden
Muse he Hungarian Orchestra paintings and new gfouIs
Tho CycloaInas Of Gettysburg AZ FOuh-ayc ana Eight
and % tbs Merfimac and Monte at Madison
and rfy-ninth-s VIII DO open DAY and evening MakArts
pal tings Five Senses" may be viewed Sixth
ave. and FOurteenthst
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y,rop UrWITT ORDERS BATTLES.

Mayor Hewitt: wa remarkably good humof yesciuy
Ills ck cracked ani sciuated even more brShuy ,n
usual. ono reason ior this was the following e''oi "
a. BE-. , ., c,oi. .ioer Porter, OF the Department OF
Charities and Corrections
My DEAR 80 Will thank you 20 provide numU , o a
bsble, rlttles for the Of the Infants hsyIuh az
RsDdau's Island n YOU send them there on Chrsy
mas Iay IL will be better, although IL Is not ds0iutci! III
dispensa H. as any dine during the week WIZ answer
Pleas buv them for my account and tell the xe1or 10
Send the bill. AbhAN . ''H"ii'
Tho M.yo, uoistv declined 10 talk about the matter
A package containing two Iaues and the lhschpuon
From = Democratic Baby-LOvcr,' was hahacd 10 'hc
Mayor later. camo from Old man VINO fousea "a
kiye name The MAYOR said that he was esu " nnu
that benevolent people who rem;h"teu nie
falfs In tho charitable Institutions lie sent tho fsteo'
II Commissioners Porter.
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GOSSIP AMOUR QUAKER CITY CLUBS

PHILADELPHIA, Dec ~ (sOeeaD.-It is likely that
the Mercantile Club. tho principal llobrew social or
ganzaton Of the city, Will combine with the Delaware
Club and croct a handsome house. Tho present Du!o
Ing Of tho Mercantile Club is largo and has theatre
attached.
The Ethiopian club IS maxim: Itself felt socially
this winter.
There IS a story that tho Philadelphia Club VIII
leave its old homo on West Walnutst and erect q
handsome building on Broad
Tho Athletic Club Of the Schuykll Navy IS to move
from It's present quarters on Market st. To new home
Tho loc alton has yet been decided upon for the
requirements Of tho club demand great deal of space
Tho Cvil Engineers Club observed rs tenth ami
vcrSary thl, week
The Art club Is considerably exercised concerning
the story that the Academy OF Fine Arts Will not dis
play pictures which to DO shown at the clubs eX-
hbitiOn next week.
Henry c. whippic, curator at the Academy OF Fine
Arts. says tho matter of accepting or refusing the
pictures that Will be exhibited at the Art Club will not
be upon by the board Of directors. Tho boards
rule Is that pictures that have been publicly OK
hbltcdwill be accepted We have hanging committee
composed OF artists whom tho board selccts and that
committee must pass upon all pictures presented
II VIII 10 for thom to say whether the exhibition
At tho Art Club IS a private one or not
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pprpaR111oYs FOR THE CHARITY BALL.

:. The Charity Bah at tho Metropolitan Opera House
nm Thursday January 5, promises to be even more
successfuI than usual There Is every prospect tha'
the house will be crowded. Nearly all the boxes are
already sold and premiums have been offered Tor mo
partcrro boxes which have been al disposed o. Inc
promoters OF tho ball are doing everything IN 'helr
power 90 make the occasion memorable ono though
This wear they are deprived OF the valuable help OF
Mrs Aleernon > sullivan. whose recent bereavement
prevents hcr from taking active part In the WORK
From; row seats IN the dress circe-ihe first moor
above tho boxes-may SIN be had. All ovcIchargeS
at tbs cloak viii be avoided by tho price beihs
fixed "a cents for gentlemen. There VIII De 40
charges In the ladies' Gilmore aud Bernstein
Will furnish the music. and Marcsi VIII supply mo
supper. Ices and bOuon Will DO served In this small
COON 4 la carte
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4 CENTTRY AID MIR or CHUfCH LIFE
ST. PAur'S.Or NoRwAiE. e., *. HOLDING COMMrM-
nrA1INr So. - Is To-Day.

l.. PATIS.OF NOEWAfR. g. ~. HOLDING COMMEND
OR,TIYr Sr..r:. = TO-DAY.
Services lu - Plul's .,sf'A. Norvalf Conn. of
which tho ycv Howard = Clam = n. eighteenth rec
tor began last evening ind ~iil continue today In
coinme roraor Of the act 81. ~, town OF Norvalk Ia
dccdlfc 70 - Paurs :.r'.a N 1896 ard uuon which
the present church s;4uls ,nI - he FIRST service held
IN ,r first church cn Drc-rhe, e. i@37 A. tlc c'cso 81
last evening, serrlc,& tho rhLe-t oell ruur and
several old families fn The - gA)"iLood l..mn4ied
fhcir house, 10 mcino:> u thoit :. Lors.
At the service ms morning the altar viii be hung
with r.crgicrn, All Hovcis Some of ths older
families Vii 10 reure cufcd in memorial pece-. OF
them b,ing a bo~er Of natural Govrrs crowned by a
star The services vi. ,oHuiis- tunes sung 100 Years
40. AID CLOSE With historical scrnUn by tho Rev.
{. " ne.io,k a former rector At u M. there WI
be cldions memorial vice at the close OF Which.
II tho weather permits. procession VII
near tho old survey line Of 1877 possible. anI
when Tho pot reached where tho fist ,tsAe SUD
posed 10 hayo been driven. br!cf religious exercises
VIII be hold In the evening the church VIII be ilum
mated and a Christmas nights service held.
Prom the history OF tie parish II appears That II has
beer the spiritual mOtho OF the ancestors u many vel
known professionally and socially tU-day. Among
tsru. Ircsdeut Dwight. Of ! alo penri al sherman
minister and his Ex-Governor e. K Inger,oi II
Now Haven. Commodore Francis II. Gregory the Colts
Of ArfJrd Le IeVins. of brooklyn, tho arfons and
lannon's Of Troy the WlnthrCps. u Van Hens,e aerS
srd Ierys Of New York and the liOpunsoS OF MiS7"hu
scffs New YORK and Connecticut Onoff the churches
coming to Norwak. rector Of Trinity Church New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-25
DIED.

DOw-At Elizabeth Friday night Alice Mixsel Dow. age
il years and months second daughter OF Thomas o. and
Mary Mlxsell Dow.
Funeral private.
Dow-At Beliovie NJ j. the sd inst. John W. DOW in
his 10th year
Funeral Tuesday o. p at hs late residence Main
st. Belevc " j. Relatives and friends are Invited 10
attond.
FULLER-Of brain fever at his residence In Mount Vernon.
William u. Fuller. IN his 34th year. .
Funeral At the First Methodist Episcopal Church on Mon
day att
FOLWEL-On Wednosi the 2lst inst at tho residence
OF Francis L. Underhll, Mount Kisco N. Y, Richard L
Folwell. OF Germantown. Philadelphia
GILLER-s pddenly OF dIphthera. on saturday morning
December g. Lss Mcdonald. Youngest son Of James A.
and Emma L. Gler. aged 2years smonths and 10 dsys
Funeral private
LEeQFTT-suddenly, December ~. John w Legget,. in
the 6ed year 81 his age.
Funcrs services from his late residence II West I26ths
Tuesday December 81 at 10 m. Relatives and frionds
invited
Interment At WOODLAND. private
SANDEaSQS-At Elberon, j.. at tho rshdsnss OF her
daughter MIRA Jua E. Havoc on tbs 2lst of December,
In the 8ist OF hor aga Eliza sandorson widow Of
Low Sanderson.
Internsnt At 0assOurg. Ill
YALE-On December 20, at Brooklina Mass OF typhoid
fever. 4rAnoinH ysunEest daughter Of cyrus Yale
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world. the prospects Of the play to be very
hopeful In the Of the meet Of the hunt there will
pc on the stage pack OF nearly 80 fsx hounds under
the charge OF regular huntsnan aud his assistants and
ten horses Including the famous cid steeps- chaser
Trouble who has record Of At miles out Of SO starts
Inc last act Of the play racing scene and the victor
is Daisy. two year old with turf record Of half mile
IN Az seconds Nbles large stage is especially we'll
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MANA GERS PLANNING FoR YSXT YEAR.


reporter met yesterday Eugene IonPhas who's
manager Of the Boston Theatre. partner with Ed Gil
mere In tho Academy OF Music, and who will next year
Aid to his enterprises the eontrs OF The ffth Avenue
Thsaire Mr. Toapkins Il, may he easily Imagined
very busy and at the time he was seen he had a
haudfui OF kilograms
have just got she returns. lie said cot Booth and
Barres Friday night at the Boston Theatre. So 800 AID
nny cents. Net bad, chi hspe they will do as well
here Itis yet 70 shah make any altera-
tsns for at the Fifth Avenue. The house
seems In good shape but will want some touching
nd Ishall run It entirely as combination house. 80
far have bsshsi snly three attractions Joe jefferson
for two weeks commencing october q Bssh and Barrett
will follow for eight weeks and Mrs LaRgtry will con-
mencs n ten weeks engagement OIL January T. She VIII
produce and possibly two new plays You see these
take than half the season and an In no hurry ~
book the remaising time. In Boston shall not mako
another producten this season | generally do enc
wear and Of Luck which will be brought out At
Niblo's on Monday was the only enc this season
~ have not yet settled upon play for next season
fer Bostsn At tho Academy shall net beck anythin
10 follow Denman Thompson. as VIC believe lie can MI
oven that house fer the whole seassn Henry Irving
will csme to my Boston theatre for fsur weeks. be-
ginning January %, and after hn three opera com
panies follow 10 rapid succession
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Pcsi Dnicr >,tics

Should read daily W changes may
Letters Tor foreign countries need be specially adj
4 Ds to na S Gu aI Of 5n and
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rom Xov or,aa,
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via sGatpaaOS1 .ai n,s@,a de'''r' for ir'Aa'
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Saf Francisco close here January >. D. m. Malls
for AusrlliA We vteIlllL Sinlwlc1 FIJI and Slmoln
ISLANDS. psr stoln'hip Marposa trom san francisco
clos hera January 80 At $50 arrival New.
York Of se.nshD Republic with British n,tl, ,Dr
train. Mails tsI t1sja'lety islani. per Cy OF
pa.a.tI(rpn FranciscDl. 9lpS. Jan
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daily at =. 30
The schedule OF closing CT Trans Pacific mails IS ar
rnrcdon presumption 81 their uninterrupted overland
ians, 10 san Francisco Malls from the East arriving
time san Francisco the day OF sailing 0.
dispatched thence tho same day.
HENRY g. PEARSON. Postmaster.
Post once. Vow York. y. Y. Dec. % 1897.
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A RTy OF IT(K 4"

At the matinee 10. morrow at Nblos the English melo
drama "a Run Of Luck which had long aud successful
seassn at Drury Lane and which played for eleven
weeks at the Boston Theatre. will first be made known
In this CITY, Itsa play in which hunting and racing
forn prominent parr and ss there s probably In New
York and her sister cities the greatest number Of steady
pasns of racing that be found in any country In the
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Referring TO the statement made by the managers
OF the Presbyterian Hospital and which you kindly pub
lished this nsrnlrg will you permit TO say that the
original paper signed by Mr. John T. Agsew In add
ten 10 those whose names appeared; that by ssme
oversight correcting the proof his name seems to have
bee tilted Mr.. Agnew was present at the mestlns,
heartily approved Of the actisn, and was among the first
sga the paper VIII ysu kindly give such publicity 70
this corrsc Ion az nay ssem proper, and sbllgs,
Your. very truly, WALTER EDWARDS,
Neg- York. Dec. "a 1887. Secretary
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TO SPEND THE HOLIDAY OUT OF TOWN
A MERRY CHRISTMAS ~ THg CoUNGRY-hEAVY
A


TRAVFL TOWARD STw-TNGlASD.
Thous.n OF people lett NewYork yesterday to spend
aefry Christina. with their friends Ia the country rae
traffic by ran wa. enormous. ami the steamboats, carried
a fair share o; the passengers Tho Christmas family
reunion an old oil honorable custom IS becoming more
and more observed every year. TkIBr ~ reporter
vas told yss,erday at ITO Grand Central station
mat there had b-en sucl crush " for hvo
or six seasons that every outgoing train every line
crowded
II Sir P,ckwick and ITO compa MONS who made that
paiufu aud oventfu. journey with him - olu E tue
thri,na- msrrynakug al d asleJ Del could step out
q they enjoy perpetual life. and look
4 Christmas Eve. tscr surPnso can be Imagined as
beyond word. Modern American holiday keepers
think nothing OF travelling iew hnnired mile. 10
rather arDuha the Christmas fire.idc The that
osntis 81 reunion from a.! directions
A train IS about TO start o. no Nsw York New
EngianIors surge. about 'hs r.cdstsate' a. II they
woG rush the platform and ,aGs no saf' by stsrrs
PrO:es.osai mex. bl-'Scsi men AMI wage orrners
ioste ,nc ansther NoneL attcm Pt t. take 4age OF nix
teos BUNDLES and SIX mail children Ani 70 present the
iicact,'O tho ticket checker al the sane use The chill
drsn are loaded with ioy, ana coaiu,ed
nils Of The waiting rooms and run disiraotsdly Ia
search OF The parent wEe In an equally dsnorahIed
state .. seeking her lest enc and III tho
eor; scattering her parcels. and almsl losing all her
bundle. her babies ana her Wits hChsobsrs going
hese for the holdavs, clerk. seeking fcw days relief
iroII tho drndgerr OF oics work 81 means OF
no means. Of manners and ren or lew MANNERS
uomep ia furs women IN PLAIN gowns, work sgnen's
wives millionaires wives, al ssrts and conditions
al! sorts and conditions OF usmen rush peil
mall 10 tire entrances when the boil rlngs.
Attic Fall River steamship Lire he rhsh was not so
great officials said that tbs boats did rot carry
40 ,aar passengers as fsrner years. but they
staaubosts also brsugh country cousins 10 see
the sayotiss of the touL IN the festive season